Oxford Garden Shorea End Table

Oxford Garden Shorea End Table

Oxford Garden Shorea End Table Description

Another great addition to complete a grouping of chairs or benches, this handy end table makes a setting look finished. This end table is made of shorea, a teak family wood that is more dense and heavy than teak. Shorea requires no finishing and will not rot when left outdoors where rain and sun will damage other lesser quality woods. Left untreated, shorea will weather to a soft warm shade of gray similar to the weathering of teak. Sturdy mortise and tenon construction provides the highest quality joinery that will last for many years. Original color can be maintained by applying a seasonal coat of teak oil.

Oxford Garden Shorea End Table Feature End table inspired by the English garden for outdoor use Made of shorea wood with mortise and tenon construction Easy assembly by attaching four legs, wrench provided Weathers to a warm grey or color can be maintained using teak oil 17 1/2 inches long, 17 1/2 inches deep and 16 1/2 inches high #Click For Check Oxford Garden Shorea End Table Special OFFER! at Amazon.com...

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